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Votes at a glance: board approves budget amendments, contracts and policies in unanimous and split votes

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Summary

At the March meeting the board approved several budget amendments and district policies unanimously and approved two contracts (School Health Alliance addendum and University Instructors LLC) by 6-3 votes.

The Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education recorded votes on multiple items at its March meeting. Several items passed unanimously and two contracts passed 6-3.

Key outcomes:

- Budget amendment and transfer No. 7 (FY25): Approved unanimously. Motion passed as briefed at the Feb. 25 finance committee.

- Repay contract (briefed at 02/25/2025 finance committee): Approved unanimously.

- Budget amendment and transfer No. 8 (FY25): Approved unanimously (briefed at the March 4 meeting).

- Policy revisions and new policies (briefed at March 4 policy committee): The board approved revisions to policy 05/1941 (student health care) and new policies 51 41.1 (administration of medications and medical procedures), 5,141.3 (immunization and health requirements for school admission and screenings) and 5,141.4 (concussion/head-injury protocol). All policy actions passed unanimously.

- Contracts: School Health Alliance contract addendum (2025-26) and University Instructors LLC (Title I equitable services) each passed 6-3.

Votes recorded in open session were summarized on the record; for many routine items the agenda packet included backup and staff recommended approval. The board did not vote on the superintendent's proposed personnel reductions at this meeting; staff said the board could consider any RIF on April 8.

Ending: Several budget and policy items moved forward with broad support; two contracts generated split votes. Staff will implement approved items and continue to report on fiscal monitoring and contract performance.